Новости за 11.06.2019

Trump Jr. reached an agreement to testify before the committee after he was subpoenaed

Tim McCormack, 58, was killed Monday when his helicopter slammed into the roof of a New York City skyscraper

An antiques dealer and artist who struck up a correspondence with Otto Frank is making a donation to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.

The full House is voting on whether to to pursue court enforcement of their subpoenas

The pilot was the only one killed when a helicopter crashed on the rooftop of a New York City high-rise

Environmental Working Group says the chemicals could be to blame for over 12,000 cases of cancer in the U.S. each year

After a boy in Napa, California, had a conversation with his mom about kids who couldn't afford school lunches, he decided to use his own allowance to pay off his entire grade's school lunch debt.

Former Vice President Joe Biden hit the campaign trail in Iowa as President Trump slammed him as being "mentally weak." CBS News' Ed O'Keefe joins CBSN from Iowa with more on the latest developments.

The poll by campaign pollster Tony Fabrizio found Biden doing well across a broad swath of the country

The 85-year-old company anticipated that increased weapons sales would follow a victory by Hillary Clinton in 2016

"The float was right there, in easy reach and then just in the blink of an eye, it was beyond the breakers," a volunteer rescuer said

Global outcry over military junta's violent reaction to pro-democracy movement has done little to change the prospects for Sudan's beleaguered population

The judge also denied a defense motion to dismiss the undecided allegations involving the alleged rapes of a hitchhiker and an unconscious teen

Ecommerce giant tops ranking for the first time, with tech players dominating the list

Georgia Republican Congressman Rob Woodall spoke to CBSN Tuesday following a House Budget hearing focusing on the risks posed by climate change. Woodall told CBSN's Reena Ninan about the hearing as well as why he hasn't read the Mueller report.

Patrick Shanahan's comes after White House officials tried to obscure the USS John S. McCain from President Trump's view

The full House is voting on whether to to pursue court enforcement of their subpoenas

The bill aims to eliminate criminal penalties for sex workers, who are often targets of street violence and arrests

We should "look at the final third of life with the same concern, curiosity, creativity, and rigor as we view the first two-thirds," Dr. Louise Aronson writes

The study argues losses could be offset by a reduction in carbon pollution

Ever make a mistake and feel like it’s the end of the world? Well, New York Times Smarter Living editor Tim Herrera has some advice for you in his latest newsletter titled: "So You’ve Made a Huge Mistake. What Now?" He joins CBS This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil in the Toyota Green Room to discuss how to tackle your misstep head on.

Fotis Dulos and his missing estranged wife Jennifer had been involved in a contentious divorce and custody battle

"Their morale is impacted. They're tired. A lot of them have gotten sick. They've been exposed to flu, chicken pox, measles, mumps," Acting Secretary Kevin McAleenan said

President Trump called former Vice President Joe Biden "weak mentally" and a "dummy" ahead of a trip to Iowa, where both are holding campaign rallies on Tuesday. The president also commented on trade with Mexico, the Mueller investigation, and North Korea.

The Judiciary Committee will also look at the impact of the tech giants' platforms on news content, the media and the spread of misinformation online